In Star Wars: Bounty Hunters #38, droids are dropping like flies and Valance's future seems grim. Is General Grievous just playing space chess?
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Daredevil, Hulk, Batman & Robin and Gargoyle Of Gotham top Bleeding Cool's Bestseller List with only a whisker of sales numbers between them
Are you ready for more multi-dimensional chaos with Death of the Venomverse #4? Buckle up as Carnage continues his venomous victory lap.
Brush up on your spider sense with Amazing Spider-Man #34! Who's next on Spidey's hitlist? It might just be another forgotten villain we'd rather forget.
Brace for impact as Liz Allan battles overwhelming oddities in Cult of Carnage: Misery #5. Our sanity dangles in the balance.
In X-Men Annual #1, Cyclops and Captain Marvel throw down in Alaska. Because nothing says "dramatic showdown" like caribou and snow.
Web-swing into the first pulsating pages of Uncanny Spider-Man #1 because nothing screams "I'm fine!" louder than hunting for the perfect slice!
Cash in on droid hysteria with Star Wars: Dark Droids - D-Squad #1. Who knew metal could muster such melodrama?
Get ready for Captain America #1! Join Steve Rogers as he learns the hard way that time travel can be a cruel punchline.
What If Dark Carnage #1 - because one Carnage just isn't ridiculous enough. Strap in for a wild ride to Kasady town!
Alpha Flight #2 takes off this Wednesday. What can beat desperate heroes and cardboard box killers?
In the first week of January 2024, Moon Knight is reborn in Vengeance Of The Moon Knight #1 from Jed MacKay and Alessandro Cappuccio.
Janet Van Dyne, The Wasp, first appeared in the Ant-Man strip in Tales to Astonish #44, and she already had avenging on her mind.
Takashi Okazaki is telling more of his Star Wars' Ronin stories in Star Wars: Visions, the series of one-shots from Marvel Comics.
Back in July, Bleeding Cool asked "Is Marvel Looking To Kill Off Moon Knight?" and that does now seem to be the case, in December,
Forty years after their creation, Power Pack is back from series original creators, writer and artist Louise Simonson and June Brigman, for 2024.
Today's Venom #25 sees a twisty-turny trip across time that may, to some extent, explain the appearance of Flexo The Rubber Man.
The Energon Universe, is a new shared universe stealth-launched by Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici in Void Rivals #1
The Marvel Zombies series is to return in October in Marvel's action anthology format Black, White And Blood. But what about today?
In Daredevil #13 by Chip Zdarsky and Marco Checchetto, Matt Murdock saved his friend Foggy Nelson (and President Joe Biden) from Hell.
Previously on Star Wars: Dark Droids, the merged Scourge/Spark Of All Things has decided to make a move on Darth Vader.
Marvel has four Orchis Vs Krakoa X-Men titles out this week, Astonishing Iceman #2, Children Of The Vault #2, X-Force #44, and X-Men Red #15.
The late Marvel editor and writer Mark Gruenwald, famously laid out some time travel rules for Marvel Comics creators,
Take a frosty trip down memory lane as Astonishing Iceman #2 sends our chilly hero back home. Will Bobby's hometown stay cool under pressure?
In Venom #25, Eddie Brock plays Doctor Who with Doctor Doom's time machine and somehow ends up in detention. High school, am I right?
In Miles Morales: Spider-Man #10, the speedster Hightail brings more to New York's streets than a swift beat-down. Can't wait...no really, I can't.
Looks like stormy weather is on the horizon for the X-Men in X-Men Red #15, and memory issues take center stage. Will the truth be more than Fisher King can bear?
In X-Force #44, the team faces their toughest challenge yet - going a whole issue without internet. Bulk buy your popcorn now.
I think it's very unlikely that the new costume for Spider-Man India will turn sentient and attack him. But this kind of thing has happened before.
Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi #1 – When Obi is not cutting limbs, he's running a galactic daycare. Catch the scoop!